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This is a user-mode 'driver' for the Harmonix Rock Band 3 wireless MIDIkeyboard ('keytar') in wireless mode.

So far, it has only been tested with the Wii version of the keytar, although Isee no reason in principle why most functionality should not work with theother versions.

Please see the bottom of this document for licensing and disclaimers.

What is the keytar?

The keytar is a 2-octave (25-key) keyboard with full-size spring-loadedvelocity-sensitive keys, octave shift and program change buttons, afootswitch/modulation pedal jack, and a dual-function modulation/pitch-bendtouch panel. It comes with a USB dongle that communicates wirelessly with thekeytar. It also has a standard MIDI out (DIN) jack.

What is this driver supposed to do?

Using this driver (although I make no representation that it will work foryou), you can use the keytar to send MIDI messages wirelessly to your computerusing the dongle that comes with the device.

The dongle does not support standard USB-MIDI, so this driver converts thedongle's USB packets into MIDI and sends the messages to a MIDI outputinterface of your choosing.

To use the driver's output as input to another program, you need some way ofpatching the MIDI 'Out' of this program to the MIDI 'In' of the other program.On Windows, this can be done using MIDI Yoke (http://www.midiox.com). On Linuxor Mac OS X, you can probably use Jack (and I believe Jack 2 supports Windowsas well). However, so far I haven't tried it with anything apart from MIDIYoke.

If you do use MIDI Yoke (on Windows), bear in mind that you do not need tomanually create a patch using MIDI-OX. In fact, if you do this, it will notwork properly. [I found this out the hard way. :-)] Simply use the MIDI Yoke'Out' and 'In' devices with corresponding numbers, and it should work.

Do I need to install it / is it complicated to use?

No, it's just a normal program. The simplest way to use it (on Windows) isjust to expand the zip file to a folder, then double-click 'rb3_driver' in thefolder. You will be presented with a numbered list of MIDI output devices.Just type the number of your chosen output device, and press the Enter key onyour keyboard. If something goes wrong, the program will display an errormessage, then exit automatically after a few seconds. To close the program atany time, just close the window. While in use, you can minimise the program inthe normal way if you want to avoid cluttering up your screen.

It should automatically detect the correct USB (input) device, provided thatthe keytar dongle is plugged in.

Most systems will have at least one built-in MIDI output device thatcorresponds to your sound card's or operating system's built-in MIDIsynthesizer. However, this will usually be of low quality, and you willprobably want to connect it to something else. If you install MIDI Yoke onWindows, it provides a set of 8 virtual MIDI output devices that send all theirdata to the corresponding virtual MIDI input device (which has the same numberbut 'In' instead of 'Out'). This works exactly like a digital patch cable.You can set up your synthesizer or sequencer program to use this as its input.

What are the dependencies / how do I compile it?

If you are using Windows, the good news is that you don't have to compile ityourself. A ready-compiled version of the program (with dependencies included)is available from https://github.com/martinjos/rb3_driver/releases

So far, I have only compiled it under MinGW32/MSYS. However, it should inprinciple work just as well on Linux or even (possibly) Mac OS X.

The main dependencies are libusb (http://libusb.org/) and PortMidi(http://portmedia.sourceforge.net/portmidi/).

Once you have those in place (and your C compiler/build system obviously!),just type 'make'. (I think this may require GNU make - if it doesn't work, itshould be simple enough to adapt the Makefile.)

How much of the keytar's functionality is implemented?

At the moment, the keys themselves (including velocity), octave & programchange buttons, the modulation/pitch-bend touch panel, drum split, all footpedal features (including stomp and mode change), and the sequencer controlbuttons, are fully implemented. (Let me know if you find any bugs or missingfeatures.)

Note that drum split requires a General MIDI-compliant synthesizer program. Ifyour synthesizer program is not General MIDI compliant, it may output eithernothing at all, or a confusing array of jumbled up notes, when drum split isactive and the drum keys (i.e. the lower 12) are pressed.

Also note that the velocity-sensitivity is limited to at most 5 simultaneouskeys - if 5 keys are held down and you strike another, it will register ashaving a velocity of exactly 64 (50% of the maximum value), regardless of theactual velocity. This is an unavoidable limitation of the keytar's USB packetformat.

LED output is so far not implemented.

License

Copyright (c) 2015 Martin Sidaway

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy ofthis software and associated documentation files (the 'Software'), to deal inthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights touse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copiesof the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to doso, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in allcopies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED 'AS IS', WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS ORIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THEAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHERLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THESOFTWARE.

Additional legal disclaimers

The author can not be held responsible for the content, safety, security,freeness from bugs or viruses, or fitness-for-purpose of websitesmentioned/linked to from this file/this repository, nor of the third-partyprograms and libraries mentioned here or anywhere in this repository (eventhose mentioned as dependencies). If you download, install, or otherwise useany of these programs and libraries, or visit any of the websites, you do soentirely at your own risk.

The author of this software is not associated or affiliated with Harmonix MusicSystems, Inc., or Nintendo Co., Ltd. and this software is not in any wayendorsed or approved by those companies or their subsidiaries/associates.

The author takes no responsibility for any attempt to use this software withHarmonix and/or Nintendo products, and provides no guarantee or affirmationthat it is legal to do so in your jurisdiction.

Harmonix and Rock Band are trademarks of Harmonix Music Systems, Inc. Nintendoand Wii are trademarks of Nintendo Co., Ltd. The author does not claim anyrights over those trademarks.